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  Tekoppar polycounter lvl 13

  Apr 2017

  So how much of these are just some dude sitting in a chair with a camera pointed in his face?
  

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  thomasp polycount lvl 666

  Apr 2017

  it's usually either that or a few other dudes wearing spandex with ping pong balls attached while playing special forces. pick your poison!
  
  

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  MrHobo greentooth

  Apr 2017

  The best thing about NoClip is its not very guided, Its mostly letting the devs tell thier story which is great IMO.

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  Francois_K interpolator

  Apr 2017

  Noclip is pretty awesome , especially his doom documentaries, love those.
  

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  littleclaude hero character

  Apr 2017

  Francois_K said:

  Noclip is pretty awesome , especially his doom documentaries, love those.
  

  Yeah, I thought so, they guy making the videos left his dream job to make these videos so good luck to him.
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xy89UmsSj7I
  

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  littleclaude hero character

  Apr 2017

  Found another great channel, thank you for bring my attention to the channel  #pixels 
  
  
  

  One Fantastic Week

  https://www.youtube.com/user/Bugmeyer/videos 
  

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  Lt_Commander polycounter lvl 11

  Apr 2017

  noclip is a great series, I like the 'games are made by a group of people and the product of their past experiences' perspective that is often overlooked my the media at large.

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  Add3r polycounter lvl 11

  Apr 2017

  I agree that even though it consists of the stereotypical documentary style interviews, they are really really well executed.  One of my favorite game industry documentaries of all time, the DOOM series specifically.  Was really cool to hear about past failures, and what lead them to their final release.  A lot of the game industry is talking about success, but success is built upon our failures, and everyone can learn from them.  

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